God's holiness is the guarantee that he is the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow. Let us praise him for his holiness.

Chapters 30 and 31 explain that Christ has given the Church the authority to govern itself to direct its ministry in an orderly manner and protect its purity for the glory of Christ. The Church does this through ecclesiastical courts (deliberative governing bodies) and the appropriate use of discipline. 

We sing a song of joy to the Lord for his eternal and righteous reign. He sits enthroned and will establish His kingdom on earth in due time. We await His return with joy and praise.

Psalm 97 celebrates God's kingship over all his creation, particularly focusing on how God's universal rule assures the faithful of his final victory over evil and idolatry. We sing it to praise the God who maintains peace by his providential reign.

Chapters 27-29 of the Westminster Confession of Faith discuss the nature, purpose, and proper use of the sacraments in Christian faith. They are God-ordained means of grace meant to build up believers and point them to Christ. There are two sacraments in the Protestant Church -- Baptism and the Lord's Supper.

Chapters 25 and 26 of the Westminster Confession of Faith define the Church and her mission, as well as explaining how our membership in the Church impacts our daily lives. Join us as we study these chapters together.

God is worthy of praise, and he is to be praised both now and evermore. We must praise him with a devoted heart and beware of a hard one. We are not to harden our hearts before God. Rather, let us bend the knee to him and thank him for his goodness to us.

Chapters 22 and 23 of the Westminster Confession explain the our responsibilities to God with reference to oaths we take and how we relate to the civil magistrate. Join us as we think through what these chapters teach.

Vengeance is mine, says the Lord. He will repay everyone according to his deeds. He is the one who has our backs. We don't need to worry about repaying evil for evil. We are to be good to all and let God handle his business.

Chapter 21 emphasizes how vital worship is in the life of a Christian, highlighting the responsibilities of both the church and individual believers in engaging with the means of grace.